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Takeoffs at U.S. airports were halted for more than four hours because of a failure in legacy air traffic control communications systems, causing widespread delays and cancellations. More than 3,000 aircraft that were already airborne landed safely. Authorities reopened the airspace after restarting the affected centers, but did not identify the outage’s ultimate cause. They said there were no indications of a cyberattack, and that the new “SMART” systems were unaffected. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that similar outages could recur unless the network is upgraded. He estimated the cost of completing the modernization at about $50 billion, as the administration seeks an additional $30 billion.
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